MIDWAY, Fla. (WTXL) -- From the Storm Team Weather Center ...
Some dry air will last into the weekend, creating isolated shower chances for Saturday afternoon after a mostly clear night and morning. Lows will fall into the low 70s inland, mid 70s for the shore, still near average. Temperatures rise steadily into the low to mid 90s, and a little more moisture will creep back and add to a sticky feel that hadn't been heavily felt in recent days. East winds will be capable to bringing in additional moisture, some of which connected with the tropical wave impacting south Florida over the weekend. By Sunday, scattered showers and storms will return, and depending on how much of the tropical moisture is flung our way, we may encounter an increase in cloud cover and rain possibilities Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. There's still a number of paths the tropical system may take, including paths that stay clear of the region, at various modes of strength, so the basic premise is that the forecast is still evolving and exact local impacts cannot be precisely made right now.
